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Absolutely. This would be a great change; just listing the ad-time left would communicate much better. Regularly get 'OMG 12 ads?!?!' in-chat when taking a break.
Listing the time left on the overall ad break would be FAR less of a shock to viewers, and communicate better the way that streamers apply ads, as a timed block.FerretBomb
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Definitely keep Bits. So many channels have Bit-specific interactions (sound effects, on-screen toasts, and other 'mess with the streamer' things that these 'super cheers' completely break and render unusable.
While the idea here is *clearly* to push larger individual microtransactions with the expectation that people will maintain their current cheering activity, it will absolutely KILL a huge extant ecosystem of nanotransactions that buoy many streams and are a constant background trickle-charge that severely adds up over the course of a month.
Don't kill the golden goose, whatever executive is getting greedy-fingers THIS time.
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Hey there!
Though we have not yet added support for multiple language tags, we have added more than 350 new options that we think may help out with this particular ask.
For more information, you can take a look at our blog post at https://blog.twitch.tv/en/2021/05/26/celebrate-yourself-and-your-community-with-350-new-tags/. Thank you for your feedback and ideas!
We will leave this topic open for now for further discussion around whether this meets the needs of the request.
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We’ve released an update today that addresses some of the feedback in this thread:
- You can now once again highlight and copy messages for easy translation, raid message organization, and general copypastas
- Clicking into the chat will not immediately open the reply function. On hover, the reply button in the top right of the message will initiate the reply
As it’s been a few days, curious to hear whether the initial feelings and experiences have changed!
Update: https://twitter.com/TwitchSupport/status/1294378462451572746?s=20
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This functionality may be considered in the future, and we appreciate the feedback and comments provided on this suggestion. There are some technical challenges to solve to provide a better experience for synchronous use cases, though we do not have a timeframe for when this effort would be prioritized at this time.
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Thing is, views can also be gamed similarly. I'd be behind a total number of hours streamed, but can already imagine people doing 24-hour streams where they just leave it on an attract mode, or encourage 'replay streams', rebroadcasting a shorter stream multiple times in one day, which is already a distressing trend that's started to happen with less-scrupulous casters who cast for three hours, then run automated ads all day over the looped replay.
Duration of partnership could get complaints from newer partners, and probably should be coupled with some metric of regularity to avoid rewarding going on long-term hiatus.
Midroll ads are only ever run by the streamer. Either manually triggering a block of ads, or by the automated Ads Manager that the streamer has to configure and turn on. Any streamer who tells you otherwise is 100% lying to your face.
The only ads Twitch forces to play is one 30 second preroll, if the streamer is not choosing to run midrolls to meet their required saturation of 90s every 30m.